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Are Behavioral Health Peer Support Services Covered in Idaho, West Virginia, Hawaii, New Hampshire, and Vermont for Sober Living Homes?

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Need-to-know information on Medicaid reimbursement and coverage for Peer Support Services for sober living home operators in Idaho, West Virginia, Hawaii, New Hampshire, and Vermont.

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Are Behavioral Health Peer Support Services Covered in Utah, Nevada, Iowa, Arkansas, and South Dakota for Sober Living Homes?

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Coverage details, limitations, exclusions, and other surprises for sober living home operators curious about Medicaid coverage for Peer Support Services in Utah, Nevada, Iowa, Arkansas, and South Dakota.

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Are Behavioral Health Peer Support Services Covered in Louisiana, Kentucky, Oregon, Oklahoma, and Connecticut Sober Living Homes and Addiction Treatment Programs? 

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Here’s a state-by-state of how Medicaid interacts with peer support services in each state.

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Are Peer Support Services Covered in Wisconsin, South Carolina, Colorado, Minnesota, and Alabama Sober Living Homes or Addiction Treatment Programs? 

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What are the rules for billing peer support services through Medicaid in Wisconsin, South Carolina, Colorado, Minnesota, and Alabama? Read on to learn how it works in each state.

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Are Behavioral Health Peer Support Services Covered in Tennessee, Massachusetts, Indiana, Missouri, and Maryland Sober Living Homes?

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If you’re currently operating an addiction treatment center or sober living home in Massachusetts, Indiana, Missouri, Maryland, and/or Tennessee, read on for more information about Medicaid billing rules that every business owner needs to know. 

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Are Behavioral Health Peer Support Services Covered in New Jersey, Arizona, Washington, and Virginia Sober Living Homes and Addiction Treatment Programs? 

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Are you thinking of adding Peer Support Services to your addiction treatment or sober living home? If you operate in New Jersey, Arizona, Washington, or Virginia, read on. 

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What CPT Billing Code Should Sober Living Homes Use for Peer Support Services in Illinois, Ohio, Georgia, North Carolina, and Michigan?

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Are you a sober living home owner or operator in Illinois, Ohio, Georgia, North Carolina, or Michigan looking into adding peer support services for your recovery housing residents? 

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Are Behavioral Health Peer Support Services Covered in California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Pennsylvania Sober Living Homes and Addiction Treatment Programs? 

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Take a deep dive on Medicaid rules for peer support services in California, Texas, Florida, New York, and Pennsylvania. We’ll talk coverage, copays, limitations, exclusions, CPT codes, and more.

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Opioid Settlement Funding Updates for Sober Living Homes in South Dakota, North Dakota, Alaska, Washington D.C., and Wyoming

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South Dakota has begun processing applications for opioid settlement money. The state plans to split the funding, with 70% of the money controlled at the state level and the remainder controlled by local governments. 

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Opioid Settlement Funding Updates for Sober Living Homes in North Carolina, Georgia, Kentucky and West Virginia

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North Carolina has no state-level requirement that stipulates that money may not be spent towards religious, abstinence-only programs that do not accept residents who use Medication Assisted Treatment medications, like methadone or suboxone.

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Opioid Settlement Funding Updates for Sober Living Homes in Tennessee, Minnesota, Texas, California, Florida,  Ohio

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In a selected activities list developed by the Opioid Abatement Council, sober living homes and recovery housing are named as eligible entities for receiving opioid settlement money and grants.

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Opioid Settlement Funding Updates for Sober Living Homes in Montana, Colorado, Arizona, New York, Missouri, and Vermont

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In one of the largest public health legal proceedings since the 1990’s settlement against tobacco companies, courts have found that pharmaceutical companies, and Purdue Pharma in particular, in the wrong. 23 states and 2,000 local governments were involved with the case. Purdue Pharma had to file for bankruptcy and pay roughly $12 billion dollars for the deception against the American people. 

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How to Choose a Sober Living Home Startup Consultant

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Find a sober living startup consultant to sort through the noise and develop a winning business plan tailored to your location, market, and goals.

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ASAM Collaborates with NARR to Include Standards for Sober Living in Latest ASAM Criteria Edition 

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Let’s go over the main changes that ASAM made to the criteria, as well as what the ramifications of those changes might be for recovery residences in particular. 

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Join Sober Living App at the 2023 NARR Conference in Dearborn Michigan Oct 9th - 11th

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Sober Living App will be at the National Association of Recovery Residences 2023 “Best Practices Summit” in Deerborn Michigan from October 9th to 11th! 

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The ASAM Criteria 4th Edition: What Recovery Residences Need to Know

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Recovery residences are an essential part of the addiction treatment continuum, providing a supportive social milieu and/or supportive housing for individuals in recovery. The ASAM Criteria, 4th Edition is a comprehensive set of guidelines for placement, continued stay, transfer, or discharge of patients with addiction and co-occurring conditions. The ASAM Criteria, 4th Edition recognizes the importance of recovery residences in supporting individuals in their recovery journey. For many patients, the need for recovery supportive housing with a supportive social milieu and/or supportive housing may extend past the need for residential treatment.

The ASAM 4th edition changes have a significant impact on recovery residences. The changes in the ASAM 4th edition impact the delivery of care in recovery residences. Recovery residences need to comply with the ASAM 4th edition changes to provide quality care to their residents.

One way recovery residences can comply with the ASAM 4th edition changes is by implementing EHR software. EHR software is a digital record-keeping system that can help recovery residences comply with the ASAM 4th edition changes. EHR software can improve the quality of care provided in recovery residences by providing accurate and up-to-date information about residents' treatment plans, progress, and outcomes. Recovery residences can use EHR software to track residents' progress and ensure that they are receiving the appropriate level of care. Behave Health Corp, a healthcare software company that sells EHR, CRM, RCM all-in-one software to providers that deliver substance use disorder and mental health treatment services, offers EHR software with insurance billing capabilities built for recovery residences. Sober Living App is another EHR software with insurance billing capabilities built for recovery residences.

Another way recovery residences can comply with the ASAM 4th edition changes is by implementing insurance billing capabilities. Insurance billing capabilities are essential for recovery residences to receive reimbursement for the services they provide. Recovery residences need to be able to bill insurance companies for the services they provide to their residents. Insurance billing capabilities can help recovery residences comply with the ASAM 4th edition changes by ensuring that they are receiving the appropriate reimbursement for the services they provide. Behave Health Corp and Sober Living App are examples of EHR software with insurance billing capabilities built for recovery residences.

The use of EHR software and insurance billing capabilities can improve the overall quality of care provided in recovery residences. Recovery residences that have successfully implemented EHR software and insurance billing capabilities have seen improvements in the accuracy and completeness of their records, as well as increased reimbursement for the services they provide. However, recovery residences may face challenges when implementing EHR software and insurance billing capabilities, such as the cost of implementation and training staff to use the software.

In conclusion, recovery residences play a critical role in supporting individuals in their recovery journey. The ASAM 4th edition changes have a significant impact on recovery residences, and recovery residences need to comply with these changes to provide quality care to their residents. EHR software and insurance billing capabilities are essential tools that recovery residences can use to comply with the ASAM 4th edition changes and improve the quality of care provided. Recovery residences should consider implementing EHR software and insurance billing capabilities, such as Behave Health Corp and Sober Living App, to improve the quality of care provided to their residents.